Essay On Caribbean American Culture
There are 4 million Caribbean Americans in the United States. The most widely practiced religions in the Caribbean are Voodoo in Haiti, Santeria in Cuba and obeah in Jamaica. Their religion is very important and take the seriously in the Caribbean Culture. There are four dominant language, Spanish, French, English and Dutch. Food is considered family tradition and it is very important in Caribbean culture. People spend many days to prepare food. An African influence Caribbean dish, is Callaloo, combines leafy greens with okra. Caribbean eats a lot of spicy and flavored foods. Their cuisine includes key lime pie, barbecued ribs, chicken kabobs, Jerk chicken, and coconut shrimp. I like their Cuisine because they have similar cuisine like my culture because in our culture we ate more spicy food and our ingredients are likely to theirs. We also take more time making food which is very
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Integration or Structural assimilation is most applicable to Caribbean Americans because it is the minority group enters the social structure to the society. Caribbean has had a long history of slavery; Caribbean immigrants were labor migrants and they were agricultural workers. High quality of sugars was growing in Caribbean and as the sugar demand increased the labor increased. The African slaves were brought to the Island to work. They were forced to adopt new culture and language, therefore; they were in a large society. Cultural Pluralism is most applicable to Caribbean Americans because they speak a different language and they share different value systems for each group and their religion. They are from the same society, but shared and believes own values because they have their own language and religion. There dress has a different name, they have their own culture and they are committed to their own religion and traditional
Integration or Structural assimilation is most applicable to Caribbean Americans because it is the minority group enters the social structure to the society. Caribbean has had a long history of slavery; Caribbean immigrants were labor migrants and they were agricultural workers. High quality of sugars was growing in Caribbean and as the sugar demand increased the labor increased. The African slaves were brought to the Island to work. They were forced to adopt new culture and language, therefore; they were in a large society. Cultural Pluralism is most applicable to Caribbean Americans because they speak a different language and they share different value systems for each group and their religion. They are from the same society, but shared and believes own values because they have their own language and religion. There dress has a different name, they have their own culture and they are committed to their own religion and traditional